World Book Day: What character have you dressed as?
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It's the hungry hungry caterpillar! Six-year-old Polly from Leicester's outfit also shows off all the food the caterpillar's eaten.
Check out nine-year-old Reagan from Bolton's Gangsta Granny. She really looks the part!
It's double trouble! We've got another Gangsta Granny.
Six-year-old Leo from Rochester dressed up as Mr Gum. He says he loves the book series because it's so funny!
Ten-year-old Gwilym based his costume on 'The Machine Gunners' by Robert Westall. He made his plane from cardboard boxes, and borrowed the hat and scarf from someone who actually flew a Lancaster Bomber plane in the war.
Ethan, 11, from Belfast has dressed as his favourite David Walliams character ‘Burt from Ratburger'. What a cool dude!
Kristian's rivalling Johnny Depp for the best Jack Sparrow, in his 'Pirates of the Caribbean' inspired outfit.
Evelyn is celebrating World Book Day at nursery, dressed as Emmeline Pankhurst from 'Fantastically Great Women Who Changed The World'.
Emmeline Pankhurst is also behind this outfit from six-year-old Georgie from Whiteabbey, Northern Ireland. She was given the book by her auntie.
Six-year-old Evie has been very creative with her costume - the yellow crayon from 'The day the Crayons Quit'
Isabella, 9, loves Frida Kahlo and chose to dress up as the artist who features in the book, ‘Goodnight Stories for Rebel Girls’.
These guys love World Book Day! Four-year-old Dolly has dressed as Belle from 'Beauty and the Beast'. Nine-year-old Sonny has taken inspiration from Roald Dahl, as Willy Wonka from Charlie and the Chocolate factory.
And he's not the only one...Eight-year-old Cheyenne in London is the giraffe from the Roald Dahl book 'The Giraffe and the Pelly and Me'. Five-year-old Kaizeth is The Cat in the Hat.
Eleven-year-old Ornetta from London is also following the Roald Dahl theme. She's dressed as Matilda, but will she have Matilda's magical powers too?
Five-year-old Lexie in Birmingham is also getting into character as Matilda. She even has her own newt in a jar, ready to scare Miss Trunchbull with!
Daniel from Surrey has dressed as one of Roald Dahl's most famous characters - The BFG.
Six-year-old Eleanor dressed as a the witch from 'Room on the Broom'.
'Mad Hatter' Emily, 10, looks like she could throw a pretty good tea party in this costume.
She'd probably invite Alice in Wonderland, also known as, Madison from Belfast. She certainly looks like she fallen through the looking glass...or rather through the middle of this cardboard house.
Eight-year-old Ashleigh-Jai went to school dressed as a 'Lol Doll' character Bon Bon.
Anaïs and Louis from Cornwall dressed up Jessie and Woody From 'Toy Story'. Yee-ha!
You're never too young or too old to dress up for World Book Day. Lars is just two-years-old, and has dressed as Thomas the Tank Engine. He plans to spend World Book Day chuffing about in the snow building snow trains.
Freja and Harriette's school is closed...but that hasn't stopped them celebrating World Book Day! They've dressed up at home - Freja is Evie from 'The Isle of the Lost books', and Harriette is Rapunzel from 'The Fairytale Hairdresser'.
Lilly, 10, in Devon also dressed as The Cat in the Hat, even though her school's closed.
School's also shut for nine-year-old Alice. She dressed as a unicorn, from “I believe in Unicorns” by Michael Morpurgo, because it's her fave character from the book.
Check out Delilah! The snow never bothered her anyway. In fact it's the perfect weather for her to show off her Snow Queen costume.
Here's Ayaan from London dressed as Chase from 'PAW Patrol'.
William loves the story and animals in 'Giraffes can’t dance' so much, he decided to dress up as one of them.
Sofia, from Reading wanted to dress up as Pippi Longstocking, a mischievous fearless 9 year old girl, which Sofia says is just like her!
Henry from Amersham flashes the cash, as Frank from 'Bad Dad'.
Anna and Amy in Warrington dressed as Lucy Pevensie from The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe,' and Arthur Dent from 'Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy'.
Doesn't he look MARVEL-ous! Albert in Bournemouth is ready for anything as Captain America.
Ten-year-old Meika from London is on the case as Tintin.
Six-year-old Wilfred in Surrey looks likes he's come straight from Camp Half Blood in this Percy Jackson costume.
Bronte and Molly's mum is a teacher, so the snow meant they all had the day off! So they imagined they were in Hogwarts and dressed as Hermione, Ginny and Professor McGonagal.
But can they cast a spell better than Jessica from Knutsford? She dressed as Mildred Hubble from the Worst Witch.